Sentence examples for expected to cause problems from inspiring English sources

Always expected to cause problems for the opposition, Ovechkin is coming off a great year.

But he said it was not expected to cause problems for the recovery effort.

(The Democratic Party's inability to retain its majority in the Senate was expected to cause problems for Mr. Corzine.

A study by Dell found that OptiPlex computers affected by the bad capacitors were expected to cause problems up to 97 percent of the time over a three-year period, according to the lawsuit.

The missed deadline is expected to cause problems for CSC, which has its financial year-end on Friday, and for Australian software supplier iSoft, both of which have repeatedly assured investors they were on track to meet the deadline – and to receive cash payments as a consequence.

Sure, more extreme weather events are expected to cause problems with the country's built infrastructure.

The strikes are expected to cause huge problems for both business and domestic customers.

This is expected to cause traffic problems.

Strong winds were expected to cause flight problems at Los Angeles International Airport, and forecasters said there was enough instability aloft that there could be a 36% chance of thunderstorms in parts of the L.A. area.

Dysregulation of this essential control mechanism in the elderly would be expected to cause many problems.

While PM2.5 and ozone were each measured at three different locations within DC, the spatial variation among measurements for each day during the three-year period was found to be negligible compared to differences expected to cause asthma problems.